Tech

A Toxic Fuel Leak On Boeing’s Spacecraft Will Ground U.S. Astronauts a Little Longer

NASA's attempt to hire a space taxi hits another speed bump. And more may be ahead for the vehicle intended to travel to the ISS.

Management

OPM Begins Planning Its Reorganization Despite Pushback From Lawmakers

Appropriations bill provisions would block unilateral efforts to reshape the Office of Personnel Management, the General Services Administration and other agencies.

Management

Stalled Nominee for CIA Watchdog Job Withdraws Amid Whistleblower Criticism

Acting IG Sharpley resigns from agency after senators delayed confirmation.

Management

Analysis: The U.S. Needs to Face Up to Its Long History of Election Meddling

Russian electoral interference has renewed the temptation for American leaders to do the same.

Management

Trump Has Ordered a New Air Force One And Plans To Paint It Red, White And Blue

Boeing has officially inked the contract to develop the patriotic new planes.

Management

Trump Administration: 'There’s Going to Be Some Issues' Meeting Deadline to Reunite Immigrant Families

Lawmakers denounce lack of interagency collaboration.

Management

'Chaos' as VA Implements Executive Order Limiting Union Official Time

Union says provisions of the recent order have been enacted inconsistently, with little communication.

Management

Delayed EPA Response to Water Crisis Increased Health Risks to Flint Residents, IG Finds

EPA should have intervened faster after Michigan made bad decisions.

Management

'Urgency Bias' Is Killing Your Productivity

Don't let it keep derailing your to-do list.

Management

Why ‘Fake News’ Matters to Feds

People are deeply mistrustful of those who develop, publicize, and use information.

Management

VA Is Letting Senior Officials Off the Hook While Disproportionately Punishing Whistleblowers, Audit Finds

GAO identifies pervasive problems in VA's disciplinary processes.

Management

Social Security Executives Force New Contract on Administrative Law Judge Union

The agency unilaterally implemented a new collective bargaining agreement, despite months remaining on the existing one.

Management

Author Lauren Groff Had a Perfect Reply To a Question About Balancing Work And Children

A compassionate, feminist response for working women.

Management

Trump Names Third Dow Executive To The Help Run USDA

If confirmed by the Senate, Scott Hutchins will take on a job that can affect the future of American agricultural science and policy-making.

Management

‘Is That Legal?’

Don't let lack of precedent stand in the way of breaking down barriers to spur innovation.

Management

Being Indispensable Will Make You Miserable — Here’s a Better Goal

Go ahead and take that vacation.

Management

Boeing Is Pitching the U.S. a New F-15, Using Its Super Hornet Game Plan

The company convinced the Trump administration to buy advanced F/A-18 jets. Can it do the same with the the F-15?

Management

States to Feds: Enough With the Red Tape Already

Although companies and public sector organizations bemoan the time spent complying with federal rules, there are opportunities to improve the process, officials said.

Management

Tempers Flare as White House Defends Reorg Proposal Against Accusations of Stonewalling

Democrats say proposals will go into "dustbin of history" without further cooperation.

Management

Agency Buyers Express Rising Optimism About Workforce Skills, Communication

But contractors group interviews reveal ongoing worries about budgets, hiring.